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Iron County register., 1887-07-21
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

ENGINEER REILLY Of the presidential
excursion train, was killed on the 10th by
the breaking of a connecting bar of the
engine. The fireman received scalp
wound. None of the Presidents party
were in jured.
THREE fatal cases of sunstroke occurred
at Davenport, Ia, on the 10th, five in Phil
adelphia, three in st. Louis, three in Mil
waukee, three in Chicago, seven in Gin
cinnati, with many more at other points.
THE envelope manufacturers Of the
country have formed com bination to ad-
vance the price of goods.
REPORTS from all over the land are to
the effect that the face of the country is
being literally baked by the intense heat,
and crops are suffering for moisture and
little less torrid atmosphere.
Nix. GLADSTONE made q speech at a
banquet given by the Scotch Commoners
of the National Liberal Club on the 10th,
making a strong plea for Irish rights.
GENERAL SIR FREDERICK ROBERTS, COM
mander-in-chief of the British forces in
India, is 10 be elevated to the peerage.
QUEEN VICTORIA approves the election
of Prince Ferdinand to the Bulgarian
throne, but Russia don't.
BY an explosion of fire-damp in the
Port Royal coal mines, near West New
ton, Pa, on the 10Th, four miners were Sc
riously burned. one of them fatally.
Miss JANE ANDREWS, teacher and au-
thoress, widely known as the writer of
juvenile books, died at Boston, aged
fifty-two years.
The Senter House, a large summer
hotel at Center Haroor, on Lake VIM
nipesaukee. n. H. was burned on the
10Th The Mountain House was also bad
ly damaged.
President ROBERT GARRETT of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad has made up
his mind to sail for Europe on the 23d.
He says nothing will stop him.
THE Paris Figaro says that Captain
Joyis will make an attempt in October to
cross the Atlantic N balloon. He will
start from st. Nazaiu, and endeavor to
reach New York.
JEAN p. SeoUET who m murdered his wife
fourteen years ago, was sentenced al
Green Bay. WIS, on the 10Th, To I'M
prisoument for life.
TIE week ended the 18th found the Chi
caco Base Ball Club crowding the De-
trolts uncomfortably close for first place
in tue League. In the Association the St
LOUIS Browns had ;ncreaseu their lead q
trife-
THERE g general tightening Of the
re;ns on the governmental money han
dlers Mt Washington since the Bacon
defalcatlon.
ST.. JosEpH's Orphan Asylum n New
York took fire on the 10th, but, fortunate
ly, not much damage was done. A panic
among the children was only averted by
the firm and prompt action of the Sisters,
aided by the police.
THE count of the money in the United
States Treasury at Washington develop
ed no shortage an Uncle Sans big "roll."
Iron County register., 1887-07-21
Attempted Suicide.

NEW YoRK, July 14.-A man about
thirty-five years old, registering as A. l.
Remy, of Port Jervis, was found uncon-
scious in his room at the Grand Union
Hotel yesterday, having inhaled gas from
the turned-on jet, and also taken NOR
phine. A letter was found on the table
addressed to B. Ryall, postmaster, Port
Jervis, asking Ryall to attend to some busi.
ness M .tters and act as administrator OF
the writer's estate. A letter to Mrs. Remy
was also found, stating that the writer
was financially ruined and could not5face
his family again, having been compeled
by certain men to give mortgages on his
property and furniture, and being pre-.
vented from engaging counsel.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21
WRECKED TRAINS.

A Costly sm.shup. the Result of Little
Observation-Disclosures Escape OF the
Imperiled Passengers with Only Few
Cuts and Bruises.
GAIrHERsBURG, Nd, July 15.-Just at
four o'clock yesterday afternoon the Cln-
cinnati express, which left w asnlngton at
3:15 p. M, passed through Gaithersburg
rushing westward at high speed. Scarcely
moment later the passengers from
Washington heard a shrill, omlnous
whistle, series of unusual SOUNDS
that brought every passenger to his Feet.
and then shock and a series Yo1
crashes. It was evident in moment
that tho danger was over, and another
moment revealed the cause. The point
had just been reached where the double
track from Rockville to Gaithersburg
merges into one-the short cross track.
The train from Washington was slowing
its pace, when the express, eastward
bound from Chicago, dashed into
it at furious speed. 1t was not
until the trains were fifty yards
apart that either engineer realized that
the trains would touch in passing. The
Washington train had passed too far upon
the switch, and the Chicago engineer
struck the cylinder of the Washington
engine and was derailed upset and total
~ wrecked, dragging with it car after
car. The Chicago train received deep
indention along its sides, its windows
were shattered and the baggage and mah
cars totally wrecked.
OF the Washin gton train, the engine,
although crippled, held its place, but the
cars Immediately behind it were serious
ly affected. The baggage and mail car
and the first two passenger cars were
derailed and upset The moment the coll
lision was over passengers and trainmen
speedily went to the relief of the passen-
gers of the derailed cars, and with axes
and bars pried their way to those who
were unable to extricate themselves.
Many passengers, shocked and bruised
and slightly cut, were removed from
both trains in this manner, but in no In
stance were the injuries serious.
The scene of the wreck was one OF
devastation, the tracks were torn up and
tangled, the east-bound engine was
at which the sturdy engineer stood his
tankless, cabless locomotive. The
second car Of this eastward
train had also lost its wheels and
mounted to the roof of the second car Of
the Washington train. Behind these one
car Of each train lay completely upside
down. The men in charge of the locomo-
tives, whatever may have been their care
lessness, stood the conse queuces and re-
tanned their places until every thing was
over.
The resident physicians OF Gathers
burg arrived promptly on the scene, and
rendered necessary attention to the score
of people suffering from slight wounds
or from the effects of fright.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21
Millions of Idle Money.

Uncle Sam has great deal OF
trouble with his money. He has too
much of it for his comfort, and. for the
life of him he can not get rid of his
surplus. The great silver vault in
Washington is full, and, during the
recent count, eight million dollars had
to be piled in bags outside of the entry,
which was guarded night and day by
armed men. This is an odd kind of en-
barrassment. considering the trouble
that other governments have to get
money enough. 1t has occurred twice
before; the first in President Jetfer-
sons time, when the government was
paying off the revolutionary debt; and,
next. during the presidency of General
jackson, when the debt incurred by
The war of 1872 was nearly extin-
guished.-M Y. kedger.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21
A Singular Omen.

NEW ORLEANS, July 15-Twenty thou
sand people participated in the celebra-
tion of the fall Of the Bastile here yester--
day. The speakers stand was adorned
with banners Inscribed with the names
Of great Frenchmen and Americans, in
which those Of Grevy and Boulanger we're
conspicuous. During the day n heavy
shower came up, and the banner marked
Grevy was torn in shreds and blown
away, while that marked Boulanger re-
mained intact. Some of the speakers re-
ferred to it as an omen that the dynasty
of Grevy was to be overthrown, and
Boulanger would survive as the greatest
Of Frenchmen. This interpretations of the
incident was received with applause
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

SYRACUSE. N. Y, July Is When Presi-
dent and Mrs, Cleveland visit Cazenovia
next Monday, it is planned to give them
a grand reception. They will be the
guests of Secretary Fairchild, as wall al
so Secretary ans Mrs. Daniel D. s. La
mont From four to six o. clock recep.
tion will be held at Mrs Lincklaen's
home, at the foot of the lake. Every one
is invited to take part and many hun
dreds OF people will take this opportuni-
tv of shaking hands with the party during
their stay here. On Tuesday the party
will drive over to Fayetteville, where
reception will be given, after which they
will ret arm to Cazenovia for the night
Iron County register., 1887-07-21
Starvat,on IN Ta,,er,..

COLUMBIA, s. G.. July 18.--Letters are,
frequently received here from many OF
the colored people who EN- igrated from
this State to Liberia several years ago, in
which woeful tales are told Sof their con-
dition IN nsthat4country.. A few days ago
colored tenant on John d. Tyler's plan ta-
tion in Lancaster County, received let
ter from one of his kinsmen, an intelli..
gent negre. who went to Liberia in the
Azor, in which he pleads for means to re-
turn to South Carolina. He says that he
and his companions will enter into solemn
obligations to work the balance of their
days for any person who will pay their
passage btek to this country.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

: SOUTHERN ARIZONA has been visited by
very heavy rain-storms and cloud bursts
during the past few days. The rainfall
is unprecedented. The Santa Cruz river
is over mile wide. Wash-outs on the
Southern Pacific railroad have been
frequent, and large numbers OF live stock
have been drowned.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

NORTHERN PACIFIC JUNCTION, town Of
1920 population, twenty seven miles
from Duluth, Mimi, was destroyed by fire,
which started in the Paine Lumber Com
pany's mill on the night Of the 18th. En-
gires were sent from Duluth. Meager de-
tails received so far.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

An additional force of thirty Pfnkerton
detectives arrived in Pittsburgh from
Chicago on the 14th, and were dispatched
at once to the coke regions. There has
been ne trouble so far, but the operators
fear the Hungarian element and want to
be prepared in the event Of an outbreak
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

JUDGE DosoHUB of the New York Su-
preme Court granted writs of habeas
corpus on the 18th, directing the super
intendent OF Wards Island Asylum fer
the Insane to produce before him on
the 14th nine inmates of the asylum. 1t is
alleged that, although detained as lunatics,
thew are not insane.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

A TERRIBLE railroad accident occurred
at Port Stanley, Ont, on the 18th, by
which a score of people were burned to
death and forty others injured.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

THE Pope is suffering from stomach
troubles, and owing to the bad condition
of HRS teeth, Is able to eat but little. He
constantly Graves iced drinks, Of which
he consumes great quantities, and per-
forms great amount Of work each day
in spite Of his ailments.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

TIE Western Nail Association was In
session at Pitts burgh, Pa, on the 18th.
Among the matters under discussion was
the question of the advis ability of form
ing a pool with the Eastern manufacture
ers to regulate the output and selling g
price. An Eastern representative was in
attendance.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

EAST SAGINAW (Mich.) mill employees
are quietly working to secure, in what
ever manner they may, the exclusion OF
French Canadian who come over during
the winter to work in the woods, at which
time mill men can only find work in the
lumber camps.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

BERNARD T. MIcHENFELDER, son Of a
wealthy brewer, died on the 18th at De-
troit, Mich, of hydrophobia. He was
bitten by pet dog five weeks previous
ly. On the 18th the first symptoms Of hy-
drophobia appe ared, and, after suffering
terribly, he died after one Of his convul-
sionS
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

CHMEISIKER was arrested in New
YORK on the 18th, on the Bohemia, on
which he was passenger. 1t Is charged
that he embezzled 10000 rubles from his
employer, Greek merchant at ODESSA,
Russia He turned over 5000 rouoies 70
the authorities, and, as there is no eXtraat
ton treaty with Russia he was reieaseu
and given 100 roubles to maintain nlmsei
until he can get work.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

VrcE-PREsfDENr A. B. HILL, Of the New
York Stock Exchange, died on the floor OF
the Exchange on the 18th, just after an
noun cling the death of a member.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

Accepted canons of table etiquette
permit those. who eat asparagus to lift
the delicate stalks to their lips with
their dainty fingers. What is to be
done with the new Russian variety of
vegetable, which is said to grow as
thick as mans arm and five or six
feet high, has not yet been decided.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21
NEWS AND NOTES.
4 Summary of Important Events.

CoNeREssMAN CAMPBELL is out as q can
fiidate for the Democratic nomination for
Governor Of Ohio.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

THE Pinkerton detectives at Everson,
Pa, on the 14th, fired on and killed a boy
named RimmeL Rimmel, 1t seems, was
an idiot and, when called on by the de-
tectives to halt, not understanding them,
went ahead across the picket line with
the bove result
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

PRINCE FERDINAND was formally nott-
fed on the 18th Of his election as Prince
of Bulgaria. In his speech he was eva
sive about stating whether he would &C.
cept or not
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

THE celebration of the fall OF the Bas-
tile and President Grevy's review Of the
French troops at Paris, on the 14th,
passed of without serious distur bance.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

THE jackson Club, Of Columbus, have
formally requested Hon Allen 6. Thur
man not to decline the nomination Tor
Governor about to be rendered him by the
Ohio Democracy.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

CHOLERA is rapidly spreading in Sicily,
ond the virulent character Of the disease
is attested by the fact that out OF 800
cases in Catania, 40 have already been
fatal. Great alarm is felt at Naples.
owing to the arrival of large mum oers OF
Sicilians at that place, and great clamor
is raised for quarantine.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

The Cincinnati police court has finally
shut up the shops where the game OF
'1policy' has been carried on Heretofore
there have been arrests, but failures to
prove the charges.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

ROBERT E. CowAN, supreme keeper OF
records and seal of the Knights OF
Pythias, died at his residence in st. LOUIS
on the 14th, after an illness of sixteen
days. duration. He entered the service OF
the Confederate States as Judge advocate
on General Stonewall Jackson's staff and
served in that capacity for some time. He
was elected Colonel of the Twenty-fifth
Virginia Infantry and held this rank until
the close of war.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

"A six-year old boy on the west
side, whose father is a musician. was
very restless the other night and could
not go to sleep. Finally, as last re-
sort, he called out: Papa, please
play your cornet; that always makes
me- tiredn'- Chicaao Journal
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

THE Queens expenses in connection
with the jubilee cele ebration are said to
be IN the neighborhood OF 300, OOo, and
the thrifty old lady Is said to be appalled,
at the enormous cost of the affair.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

THE New York Commercial Advertiser
claims that Jay Gould is working new
spinch'' in Wall street, by which Garrett
and Ives are liable to be hurt and Gould
secure the Baltimore & Ohio telegraph
lines at about his own figures.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

TIE Queen attended garden party at
Hatfield House, the residence of Lord
Salisbury, in Hertford shire, on the 18th.
The town of Hatfield was en- tete in honor
of Her Majesty's presence, and the
houses and streets were gaily deco
rated.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

The 18th was the hottest day Of the
season in New York to date, the mercury
reaching SO deg. at 3:3o p. m. and s3 deg.
at midnight The suffering in the tene-
ment district was dreadful There were
six cases of sunstroke. e.. r,.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

-Father-''Tommy, you should try
and '.be better boy. You are our
only child and we expect you to be
good" Tommy-"It amt my fault
that 1 am your only child. 1t is tough
on me to be good for a lot of brothers
and sisters I haven't, got. "-7eras
Stftin1s. - -
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

TIE Sultan of Turkey persists in his re-
fusal to sign the convention with En- gland
In reference to Egypt in its present form,
notwithstanding he is urgently advised
to ratify it by both Germany and Italy.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

The city directory of New York, issued
on the 18th, contains 3, rs pages ofnames,
numbering in all 324S13, and indicating a
population of 1900, 600. There are $500
Smiths, 1900 Browns. and 800 Joneses en- :
rolled.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

GENERAL BoULANGER has written to
friends in Paris thanking the people for
their friend ship for himself and their Or
derly conduct during the celebration of
the anniversary of the fall Of the Bastile-
Iron County register., 1887-07-21
A man who was suSnecte

"A man who was suspected of hav-
ing stolen horse being arrested by the
sheriff, said to him: Il should like to
known what I am taken for'' 81
take you for a horse" responded the
officer. Every well; then I'll act like
one," said the man, as he kicked the
sheriff over and ran off.-N y Ledoer.
Iron County register., 1887-07-21

First Citizen-.I understand, sir,
that you called me a beggarly thief?"
Second Citizen-'I am not aware at
I used an adjective First Citizen
Very well, then, lets shake hands,"
-NeU Hagen Nescs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
LIVE sroox MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO June 24-Cdtns-R Receipts last "a hours ,565
head. tins far $500 hsit; tor
$40 head consigned through 10 6S
which TO New York sale.
thus 27.s0O hesd. for same ume last $500
head eonsenei Though Is cara mostly Lambs for B0s
consigned 10 NewYork; for sale market
quiet unchanged Good Choice Sheep "a 0OQ4 IS
Good 10 Choice Lambs SIS 250575.
Heof-kse last "a hours 5735 head: total for the
thus far 30940 head for same time last t0S35
head consigned through 81 cars OF which IL TO
Pigs ana Light Workers So l0DS5 20 Selected Workers
S. 20 S 80 Selected Medium Weshts 50 30 as So Selected
Heavy Ends At 81 400S4 go stays at 81 co. all offerings
taken.
June 24-Ts Drouerr Journa reports-CattLe-
Recspts-90p0 head Shipments 1000 hsaai market
steady Shaping steers IS 2064 80 sscEefs Feeders
81 80 ass 90 Cows Bulls and AiIea al 4O03 o. Texas
Cattle 81 Il 0SsS 81
Hsss-Receipts 5.00U hss,: snpmslt, 5000, market
strong keugh aud uxea 81 rs $50 90 PACKING aad
skspins 81 9OeS5 lU Light 81 709S5 %. skips S. 80
tS4 90
ShssD-kecsiots 1000 aead snipmants aeat market
STEADY. Natives 81 1884 rs. Western So i06SS 10.
TEXANS SO 1913 So Lambs Il 81 Gss 90 per head
ST Loula June 2l.-tnnie- keceiDts ,l0U head Ship
msnts l.sO0 market was weak. Choice heavy
Naive Steers 81 S01ti 90; Far GOor shpDIng
steers So 30 81 2j Buchery Steers far Choice So 10
6si IL FeSsrs izr u IS l0as. 90 stocgers. fair
x0oi 81 IS OO Texans common 10 good eornfcd
hsss-ksceibts 500 heat; snipnents 900
was steady. Choice HEAVY ana Butchers Selections
81 00tS5 10 Paegns Fur Choice 81 81 ~ o. Workers
Medium ~ Prime. ~ $685. o. Pigs, Common " Good
shsss-EscsDts 100 shipments 1900 head nlarke,
htm Clipped Fair 10 Choice sS l04si o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Juno 2t.-cottoa lower Middllus llc;.
Flour Howard street and Western snesrhne 81 90
Mills superase 50 50 90 DO Extra s. rs 93 80 do ko
81 62 es4 Is Patapsco Family So 90 do suneravs
Patent So Wheat-southern quiet western armsT
do tor july Sc: DO August ss1.sst'.e Corn.
steady. Mixed spot 4taS45c June "a gl5c oats steady
southern $50 s6cs Western s6e3,S Western hitea
6oo.....nav quiet. Prime to UnoIce Western 81 90
6sl3 90 Provisions steadv. Meo Pork SID 90
asi7 90 BulKmsats Shoulder. and clsT rio saes
Sides 90 HAMS I2hsl4c...... Lard-Rsnned at sic
Reunea CSC. cOaoe.ltio eargoss ordinary TO lar
ECaSsa iT1erocs ssr steamer da-cottsn Id
Flour is. sd cram 2d'. - Receipt'-tIour ea5s Dbl.
Wheat $500 bush GS5. ss.e op'' s7s Vii. wS.a.
90 300 bush Corn $500 bush sales-Whst S2ofoo Ou'h
Csrn 400 busn
BOSTON June 24.-Fiour duli-comnon Extras. So 80
steadvsteamor Yellow 5oe5l'.c; steamer hIed 90
oslo Good No Grade 49, 80 .oats were nfmer
ouiet-Midilinrs psr ton SIT 0Oss2J 10
-. Butter duiet-western Extra Creamery l0c 49,:
Cheese lower-NewYOrE and Vermont Extra Egg
the day-FIour $500 bblN and 100 sacks Cora H. 900
Oush oats 10000 snsn. shorts $500 bush
BUFrALo; June 2t.-wheat.No ] Hard oules but arm;
81 &c. winter Wheat dull. weak and lower No Req
sGhc. NO. l White Michigan SIC on track Com onleJ
Yellow 42adl3c. oats dull and unchanged NO
White sii.e. No; White $500 30 Mixed Slc;;..'.
freighs vesk-whest 4,c. Corn sc. Lumber steady
Receipts Flour $4,000 bbls Wheat l5sO00 bush
.n. ib. Wheat SS,
.hip%ent, lO2 900 Cash Corn $4,000 bush oal'
5000 bush
IN, al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER,
. Time Table OF Jul 27th. 1891
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound Brook
Ronte" a. 400 7;so. 300 lloo nj 100. 800 400. 5Sa
~ m.
Trains leaving at 400 1880 IL 90 a. M. 1880 400 $50.
1910. 1900 have connection for Reading Harrisburg
Potlsyile etc 400 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown
Reaiing. Harrisburg. etc On SUNDAYS Cor Esston
$50 m. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Manch Chunk
WAkesbsrre. Scranton. Heading. Harrisburg. Pottsy
TamaQua. shamokn. Sunbury. Lewisburg, Willamspo.t
90 and 100 D. M. for Easton Bethlehem AlientowD,
Mauch chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
S45 p m for Eason Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wkesbarre scranton Tamaqua. shamokn. Sunbury Lewis
burg. Wliamsport. etc.
40 p M for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, ETC.
545 m. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chuot
Wkesbarre Reading Harrisburg etc. On Sundays al 80
400. Sis. 9so Ills a. M. l.so 2So $50 400. 40,
$50: 6:l5 Sundays 900 a. M. 400 IN. for Red
Bank Long Branch Grove except sundays Point
Pleasant.
40 s5 M. l3O 4:so p. m for Lakewood Toms River
400 M 100 m for Atlantic CITY vinelaud Brdgeou.
400 600 s:l5 80 1850 1915 a. M l:3O ESQ lOc.
4;30 boo $50 6l5 m Sundays 800 a 400 p. NJ.
''' NEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier g. y. r.. via Sandy Hook
At4 80 500, 900 1900 m, loo, 345 $50, STOP n.
Al 40 500 nj AS $50 $50 for Atlantic High lands
At 500 200 ll0l a. M, loo. S45. ABB 90 D. m tor
Elberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove Ocean Beach, spring
Lake. Pit Pleasant &c. -
At AGO 500 a. m, 100 3;45 y. m for Lakewood, Ions
River and Barnegat.
and Atlantic City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELE4aApL

LIVERPOOL June 24-l23o p m.-coton dull and prices
5 orleans. sals.Hscoo bales. ,acaSps 200 balls:
Futures steady Upland, Low hidang clause dev.
i iT ana sH't August u.s. orerY also
SEPTEMBER dsysry sSsa: also 3 Ssd DO
aps ssS a DO
and deysfy sSs also 2sl do sspssm
Tenders delivery todays cearings 200 bales old
weekly-sales week 900 American 90 900
bales pecuaIoTs took Soo baes exporters took do9
Sas: actual SS total $4,000
S%srcan bales amount of cotton anoa
Up m~Cotton sales Of the day included 600 bales
rSs 'a
S d. lugsss and septs%bsr asvesy S5eia Value do
september and October delivery ;64G buyers do 0cio
and Dsss%ss5 a:ys yaus % snI Dsss%
ys." S Isr w s Mf a
delivery $3.50; value: DO July and August delivery
GAY ssS Su ;s sspt.%Sss Ss.ssy
SELLERS: sellers: g. g. SsSs%ss! Ss.ssf
aALyHsroS Jun. 2d.cotton quiet Mddllna lo,a Low
Mae%t s'sS Sls1''y sas gross receipts
and gross gecGp s 80 bales exports coast
w" ScaIcLs O June 'St eos,O On' QUIET ans
sale. bales sioet. soi7 bales co..,
WISE IS bales; sales, 10 bales
SAVANNAH. Juno 24.-Cotton IN. Middl11 1875; Low
Mddng iOa Good Ordinary l0 net aud 1:oss receipts
bale exports coastwse 20 ss; sales bales stock,
1850 bales
Weekly and gross receipts, go bales exports Coast
wise 354 bales. sales. bales. 49,
NEw-ORLEASs June 24.-Cotton dull Mittlny 1915
low Mddhng i0s good Ordinarr, 81 net receipts. IS
bales gross ,274 bales; ssles 100 baesi stock 5000
bales
weeklyNet receipts 1898 tales gross 253 bales e1
1900 bales to ths Continent IO3 baes
Coastwise 4, 256 bales; sales 300 bales.
1883 bales; June 20 sio bales; %, 1872 bales
June The following the total net receipts OF cotton
At all The ports since September l. 1856